Jonathan Revell
About Jonathan Revell
Jonathan Revell is a Human Resources Generalist at Ingram Content Group in La Vergne, Tennessee, with over 20 years of experience in various roles across retail, corrections, and the military.
Current Company
Jonathan Revell is currently employed at Ingram Content Group in La Vergne, Tennessee, United States. He serves as a Human Resources Generalist in the organization. The Ingram Content Group is a significant player in the content distribution industry, and Jonathan's role involves managing and executing various HR functions to support the company's workforce.
Previous Roles and Experience
Jonathan Revell has accumulated over 20 years of experience across various sectors including retail, state corrections, and the military. His career has seen him perform diverse roles such as Leave of Absence Case Examiner and Human Resources Leave Analyst at LKQ Corporation, Human Resources Analyst at the State of Tennessee, and Human Resources Assistant at The Exchange. Jonathan has also held significant positions at Sears, Roebuck and Co. as a Loss Prevention Manager and at the Texas Department of Criminal Justice as a Corrections Officer III. He also served in the United States Air Force as an Aerospace Maintenance Craftsman for 10 years.
Educational Background
Jonathan Revell pursued higher education in Human Resources Management/Personnel Administration at Troy University. He studied at the institution from 2006 to 2016, focusing on gaining a comprehensive understanding of HR practices and principles, which have underpinned his extensive career in human resources and related fields.
Skills and Proficiencies
Jonathan Revell is proficient in standard office desktop software, HR hiring systems, and HR personnel management systems. His skills extend to administrative support, client relations, writing, human resources & recruiting, loss prevention management, corrections, and aerospace project/maintenance delivery. His diverse skill set has enabled him to support large retail businesses, state correctional departments, and the United States Air Force effectively.